ios_apps
Native iPhone and iPad apps in Swift. Fast, accessible, and they get through App Store review. Usually on the first try.
// 16 years of shipping iOS. still not bored.
Lots of them. Some of them could be for you.
But apps aren't enough. You need the database, the website, and, dare I say, the expertise. That's where I come in.
Normally you'd schedule a meeting with the app guy, the database guy, and the front-end guy. Here it's one call. I'm all three. The meeting is very efficient.
Native iPhone and iPad apps in Swift. Fast, accessible, and they get through App Store review. Usually on the first try.
The dashboard your office actually uses. Customers, jobs, and schedules in one place instead of a spreadsheet named FINAL_v7.
Databases, logins, storage, and APIs on Supabase and friends. Secure, backed up, and boring in the best way.
Small companies and founders who need real software, but not a whole engineering department.
A free call. You tell me about your business, and I ask annoying questions.
A short written plan covering what we build first, what it costs per month, and what done looks like.
Working software early, with a demo every week. You tap real things, not status reports.
Hosting, fixes, updates, and new features on the same plan. You own the code. I just keep it alive.
// priced by scope, billed monthly
I spent 16 years in the software group of a construction company, building iOS apps and tools for field crews and office staff.
That work belongs to them, so I can't show it. What I can show you is what I build for fun.
swift · swiftui · supabase · postgres · typescript
I recently adopted two cats and one got sick. I needed to track her food and medicine. This seemed the easiest way.
A backend, admin site, and iOS app for a residential remodeling company. Case study once it ships.
Tell me what you're working with. Worst case, you get a free opinion.